A Time To Run
I just finished Senator Barbara Boxer's first novel, A Time To Run. The beginning was slow and the writing was a little awkward, but everything smoothed out as the story picked up. Overall, its an impressive product considering fiction is not Boxer's day job. The plot was a little steamy and the book was filled with details only experienced by a true insider, like the heroine's hands aching after too many firm hand-shakes.
A Time To Run was clearly Boxer's opportunity capture the personal, private side of politics and share them with her readers without revealing too much about her own life.
A fun, easy read.
I just finished Senator Barbara Boxer's first novel, A Time To Run. The beginning was slow and the writing was a little awkward, but everything smoothed out as the story picked up. Overall, its an impressive product considering fiction is not Boxer's day job. The plot was a little steamy and the book was filled with details only experienced by a true insider, like the heroine's hands aching after too many firm hand-shakes.
A Time To Run was clearly Boxer's opportunity capture the personal, private side of politics and share them with her readers without revealing too much about her own life.
A fun, easy read.
posted by pamela b @ 7:31 PM
1 Comments:
At 3:51 PM,
Anonymous said…
So okay. Another book to add to my LONG list of books I should be reading. Glad to hear your comments on her book.
A friend
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